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Helmholtz And Diffusion Equations Associated With Local Fractional Derivative Operators Involving The Cantorian And Cantor-Type Cylindrical Coordinates, Yang Xiaojun Jul 2013

Helmholtz And Diffusion Equations Associated With Local Fractional Derivative Operators Involving The Cantorian And Cantor-Type Cylindrical Coordinates, Yang Xiaojun

Xiao-Jun Yang

The main object of this paper is to investigate the Helmholtz and diffusion equations on the Cantor sets involving local fractional derivative operators. The Cantor-type cylindrical-coordinate method is applied to handle the corresponding local fractional differential equations. Two illustrative examples for the Helmholtz and diffusion equations on the Cantor sets are shown by making use of the Cantorian and Cantor-type cylindrical coordinates.


Local Fractional Series Expansion Method For Solving Wave And Diffusion Equations On Cantor Sets, Yang Xiaojun May 2013

Local Fractional Series Expansion Method For Solving Wave And Diffusion Equations On Cantor Sets, Yang Xiaojun

Xiao-Jun Yang

We proposed a local fractional series expansion method to solve the wave and diffusion equations on Cantor sets. Some examples are given to illustrate the efficiency and accuracy of the proposed method to obtain analytical solutions to differential equations within the local fractional derivatives.


Fractional Complex Transform Method For Wave Equations On Cantor Sets Within Local Fractional Differential Operator, Xiao-Jun Yang Apr 2013

Fractional Complex Transform Method For Wave Equations On Cantor Sets Within Local Fractional Differential Operator, Xiao-Jun Yang

Xiao-Jun Yang

This paper points out the fractional complex transform method for wave equations on Cantor sets within the local differential fractional operators. The proposed method is efficient to handle differential equations on Cantor sets.


Damped Wave Equation And Dissipative Wave Equation In Fractal Strings Within The Local Fractional Variational Iteration Method, Xiao-Jun Yang Apr 2013

Damped Wave Equation And Dissipative Wave Equation In Fractal Strings Within The Local Fractional Variational Iteration Method, Xiao-Jun Yang

Xiao-Jun Yang

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Cantor-Type Cylindrical-Coordinate Method For Differential Equations With Local Fractional Derivatives, Xiao-Jun Yang Apr 2013

Cantor-Type Cylindrical-Coordinate Method For Differential Equations With Local Fractional Derivatives, Xiao-Jun Yang

Xiao-Jun Yang

In this Letter, we propose to use the Cantor-type cylindrical-coordinate method in order to investigate a family of local fractional differential operators on Cantor sets. Some testing examples are given to illustrate the capability of the proposed method for the heat-conduction equation on a Cantor set and the damped wave equation in fractal strings. It is seen to be a powerful tool to convert differential equations on Cantor sets from Cantorian-coordinate systems to Cantor-type cylindrical-coordinate systems.


Fractal Heat Conduction Problem Solved By Local Fractional Variation Iteration Method, Yang Xiaojun Mar 2013

Fractal Heat Conduction Problem Solved By Local Fractional Variation Iteration Method, Yang Xiaojun

Xiao-Jun Yang

This paper points out a novel local fractional variational iteration method for processing the local fractional heat conduction equation arising in fractal heat transfer.


One-Phase Problems For Discontinuous Heat Transfer In Fractal Media, Yang Xiaojun Dec 2012

One-Phase Problems For Discontinuous Heat Transfer In Fractal Media, Yang Xiaojun

Xiao-Jun Yang

We first propose the fractal models for the one-phase problems of discontinuous transient heat transfer.The models are taken in sense of local fractional differential operator and used to describe the (dimensionless)melting of fractal solid semi-infinite materials initially at their melt temperatures.